OK, I'll bite... Why is this better than one, nicely formatted and commented
file? It would seem to me that your way would be significantly slower to
load, and harder to find things in ("where is that #main_title div
again...").
It would seem that there must be major advantages to this I'm not seeing.
Care to enlighten?
> From: Paul Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: [WSG] Global and page-specific style sheets
>
> One of the best things we did was to follow Doug Bowmans (webstock '06)
> suggestion to break up stylesheets into logical components and include them in
> one main file.
>
> Our 'styles.css' file now looks like this:
> -------------------------
> @import url(styles-contentTables.css);
> @import url(styles-forms.css);
> @import url(styles-mainnav.css);
> @import url(styles-popups.css);
> @import url(styles-secondarynav.css);
> @import url(styles-textformatting.css);
>
> /* generic rules go here */
> -----------------------
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